Some Things Quite Plain

An English army officer in India who had been living an impure life

went round one evening to argue religion with the chaplain. During

their talk the officer said:

"Religion is all very well, but you must admit that there are

difficulties--about the miracles, for instance."

The chaplain knew the man and his besetting sin, and quietly looking

him in the face, answered:

"Yes; there are some things in the Bible not very plain, I admit; but

the seventh commandment is very plain."

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